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Living Wage for All: A Prescription for Economic Ruin

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Four Democratic House members, Jesús “Chuy” García (IL-04), Delia Ramirez (IL-03), Lateefah Simon (CA-12), and Analilia Mejia (NJ-11), introduced the Living Wage for All Act on April 28, proposing to raise the federal minimum wage to $25 an hour.

It’s 2026: Let’s Go Win This

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Guest Post by Pro-life Leader Frank Pavone, National Director, Priests for Life It is well known from the analysis of the three presidential elections in which President Trump ran that he turns out “low propensity” voters, that is, citizens who do not tend to vote in every election, or perhaps have not voted in a long time.

Progressive Dems Unveil ‘New Affordability Agenda,’ and It’s Just As Bad as You Might Think

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If you think America is costly now, wait until — heaven forbid — voters give it over to people preaching “affordability.” On Wednesday, the Congressional Progressive Caucus unveiled what it called its “New Affordability Agenda.” If it ever gets enacted, it’ll go down with “jumbo shrimp” and “open secret” in the great oxymorons of all time.

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Air Force Veteran Died in an ‘Accidental’ Drug Overdose Just Months After Agreeing to Testify Before Congress About Secret Government UFO Crash Retrieval Programs

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In yet another shocking development that fits a disturbing pattern of scientist and UFO research-related deaths, would-be whistleblower Matthew James Sullivan, a highly decorated 39-year-old Air Force veteran with top-secret clearances, died of an “accidental” drug overdose just months after agreeing to testify before Congress about the U.S.

Five ActBlue Employees Plead the Fifth on 146 Questions During House Judiciary Depositions – EVERY Member of Legal & Compliance Was Fired, Quit, or on Extended Leave From Platform in 2025

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  On Monday, The Gateway Pundit reported that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued ActBlue, the Democrat fundraising platform, for “deceiving Americans by lying about its donation processes that allow fraudulent and foreign donations.”  This was following an internal investigation that “prove[d] that ActBlue continues to process gift card donations” without proving identification of the donor.

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Jesse Kelly on How Congress is Ignoring the American Citizen – “Americans Can’t Afford Things Anymore, and They Remember What it Was Like to Afford Things” (VIDEO)

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Jesse Kelly talked about how the average American is struggling financially during a recent episode of his show “The First.” Kelly explained that Congress and others in DC are ignoring the plight of those struggling while focusing on obscure things like stock market performance, and that those in Washington DC are out of touch with the real struggles of the American people.

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Blue Double Standards: California’s Swalwell Case

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Media outlets across the country lit up in mid-April with the same jaw-dropping headline: California’s top Democratic contender for governor had just been forced out of the race over explosive sexual misconduct accusations.